Aged like milk in the Strait of Hormuz sun.

I very rarely get involved in these debates anymore they just do my head in but @nicolelampert is just so seriously wrong here. Whether or not this event is selling property within the green line or beyond it - the choice to turn a synagogue - on a day where children will be attending cheder - into a real estate auction for Israel in the middle of the current political climate is a) unbelievably irresponsible and dangerous and b) insensitive. You are making it more and more difficult for people to understand the complexities around Jewish people, israel and the links between the two at a time when many Jewish communities are rightly concerned about both antisemtism and people conflating Jews with the policies of the Israeli government. You cannot claim that every protest is antisemitic if you are not willing to engage in even an iota of self reflection or criticism.

Israel's recognition of Somaliland, like its support for Kurdish movements in Iraq and elsewhere, puts up alarm signals in all capitals in the region, showing it as a unilateralist, irresponsible actor which will advocate secessionism.

It’s very important to understand what @havivrettiggur is trying to do here by retconning a claim that Israel didn’t deliberately target journalists in Gaza. In the early morning hours of April 8, 2025, Israeli war planes fired a missile into a tent in the courtyard of Nasser medical complex and killed 3 journalists and wounded at least seven others. The journalists worked for NBC, RT, Palestine Today, and also did freelance work. Now he’s using that strike to claim they didn’t target journalists. The Palestine Today News Agency is linked to PIJ, a resistance group that the U.S. and Israel label as terrorists. That’s how he’s making this claim. The argument being made by Rettig Gur is that it is somehow lawful and moral to strike a tent filled with sleeping journalists, wounding 7 and killing 3, if some of them are connected to Palestine Today. That is a shockingly depraved and barbaric claim to make, even if he writes it in fluent sentences. Of course, we would never say it is appropriate to target a BBC journalist just because they are linked to the UK govt, which is facilitating a genocide. Journalists are non-combatants (and journalists sleeping in a tent outside a hospital, in an area designated for journalists, are obviously non-combatants). The targeted reporters were described at the time as working for Palestine Today, so this claim being pushed a year later is obviously done with extreme malice, acting as if they have discovered some new piece of information that was hidden. We get it: Haviv does not like Palestine Today and believes that because of its editorial line and its link to PIJ, all its journalists, and anybody sleeping near them, are fair game. Nobody who does not have a genocidal attitude toward all Palestinians can hold that view. Journalists and medics cannot be targets if you have any claim to morality — let alone a claim to “most moral” — no matter how much you hate the hospital director or the news agency where they work.

This would go real hard if your security minister was not an actual Klansman. Well to be fair they’re probably in better shape than he is. x.com/havivrettiggur/status/…

🧵FAKE Gaza Journalist Alert: Helmi Al-Faqawi is listed by @pressfreedom as a journalist killed by the IDF at a "reporter's tent" at Nasser Hospital. But PIJ confirmed he was a commander—he used the hospital as a base. The 14th fake journalist outed in the last few weeks. 1/

Some “Palestine Action” vandals come from hateful families. Today, Leona Kamio was sentenced to six years at Woolwich Crown Court. Here, her mother laments "Zionist horrors". She even resorts to “Zionist tentacles” in her attack on the justice system. Nazi-grade hate speech.

I condemn any attempt to sell property in the settlements in the West Bank, be that in London or anywhere else in the world. aljazeera.com/news/2026/6/12…

New York has been my home for the last 3.5 years and I've been lucky to witness all the great things happening in the city. Above all, I'm grateful for its people, their warmth, love, and solidarity. Thank you to the 33 NY lawmakers who sent a joint letter to DHS demanding an immediate end to the politically-motivated removal proceedings against me, and to @SenatorBrisport for leading this effort. nysenate.gov/newsroom/press-…

This is our own mayor inciting hatred.